ArticleACS omega2025
Synergistic Mechanism of Water-Alternating-Gas Injection and Elastic Microsphere Plugging for Gas Channeling Control in Immiscible Gas Flooding: Experimental Insights from the Weizhou 12-1 Oilfield.
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During gas displacement in low-permeability reservoirs, technologies such as gas-water alternation and foam blocking have partially mitigated gas displacement issues. However, the complexity of gas displacement pathways and variations in the advancement speed of the displacement front often lead to "finger-like" or bypass phenomena. These effects result in poor gas-displacement uniformity, low gas-displacement efficiency, reduced oil recovery efficiency, irreversible reservoir damage, and high-temperature material failure. To address the challenges of high-temperature (125 °C), low-permeability (40 × 10
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